Gap Year Programs in Kampala,Uganda

Global dental healthcare with International Medical Aid's (IMA) Dental Internships for pre-dental undergraduates, dental students, dentists, and dental hygienists, offers an extraordinary chance to work in some of the world's most underserved regions—East Africa, South America, and the Caribbean. Under the mentorship of professionals, interns delve into the complexities of dental care, from public health education to community hygiene clinics, addressing dire needs where dental services are scarce. IMA, founded at Johns Hopkins University, is a not-for-profit dedicated to not just providing care but enhancing the communities we serve. We forge ethical, sustainable initiatives focused on preventing disease at its source, going beyond the conventional internship. With comprehensive support, local guidance, extensive safety training, and structured housing, interns enjoy a secure environment to grow and learn. Our program includes everything from AADSAS statement reviews to personalized admissions counseling, aiding your journey to dental school. Experience an internship and become a part of a global movement towards better dental health with IMA.

Whether you want to support vulnerable communities in developing countries, help conserve the Great Barrier Reef in Australia, or protect animals in the Amazon, Love Volunteers has a program for you. With over 200 projects in 40 countries there's something for everyone! For over 7 years Love Volunteers has provided safe, affordable and ethical volunteering and gap year projects. Join a program today for a life-changing experience.

When planning to volunteer abroad there are almost endless possible destinations. So why volunteer in Uganda? When thinking about Uganda, the first things that come to mind are for example the beautiful Lake Victoria and the rare mountain gorillas living high up in the Ugandan forests. But there's so much more to explore and learn as a volunteer in this beautiful country. Uganda is home to the Big 5, the source of the Nile and the tallest mountain range in Africa. These are just a few of the things - along with the friendliness of its people - that slowly start to attract more and more travelers from around the world. But despite the economic growth in Uganda, poverty is still omnipresent. There are many social projects working towards improvements in various areas. As a volunteer in Uganda, you can make a lasting impact by supporting those local projects on-site.